Childcare Services relaunches Toy Library

The University of Nottingham’s Childcare Services has relaunched its Toy Library – providing an opportunity for staff, students […]

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Tags: childcare, Childcare Services, children, children and families, library, parent, playcentre, toy library

Exploring qualitative changes in children’s mathematics task and strategy conceptualisation using microgenetic research designs

A CRME seminar presented by Dr Charis Voutsina, Southampton Education School, University of Southampton.

Tags: Centre for Research in Mathematics Education, children, CRME, southampton education school, university of southampton

School Holiday Soccer School

The Summer Holiday Soccer School offers social sport for children aged 5-11 supervised by FA qualified […]

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Tags: active, children, football, soccer school, summer holidays, Sutton Bonington, sutton bonington sports centre

Let’s talk about medicines for children

We all know administering medicines to children can be challenging. We are looking for children and caregivers of all ages to discuss their experiences of medicine administration to help us further understand and improve this area.

Tags: children, medicine, Nottingham Contemporary, research, research cafe, study

The National Leadership Centre in Chile: a model for school improvement

School of Education seminar presented by Dr Carmen Montecinos and Dr Luis Ahumada.

Tags: children, Chile, Dr Carmen Montecinos, Dr Luis Ahumada, education, school, School of Education, teaching

Nottinghamshire Local History and Archaeology Day

Now in its third year, this hugely successful regional festival will be displaying the wide and varied work taking place throughout Nottinghamshire by local history and archaeology societies, archaeological units, museums and other regional archaeological organisations. This big event will include displays, activities, handling of original material and talks. The day is suitable for everyone including those with a general interest, people taking part in historical and archaeological work and those wanting to get involved.

Tags: archaeology, children, community, family, history, local, Nottingham Lakeside Arts, Nottinghamshire Local History and Archaeology Day

Can you help researchers choose a stop-smoking film?

Researchers at The School of Medicine are going to be showing a competition-winning film from Cut […]

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Tags: charity, children, cut films, health, research, School of Medicine, short film, stop smoking, vote

Working with primary and secondary schools for research and impact

Do you want to work with primary or secondary schools, either to conduct research or to gain impact? This session will offer practical advice on how to engage with schools for mutual benefit, including school perspectives and examples of good practice.

Tags: Centre for Advanced Studies, children, Children and Childhood Network, education, primary education, Rights and Justice, Rights and Justice Research Priority Area, school, secondary education

Liquid children: reflections on the movements forced migrant children towards their ‘best interests’

The University of Nottingham Children and Childhood Network is pleased to announce its 2016 annual lecture to be delivered by Professor Ravi KS Kohli. The lecture will be followed by a reception at Highfield House.

Tags: children, Children and Childhood Annual Lecture, Children and Childhood Network, health, public lecture, Ravi Kohli, Rights and Justice, welfare

Caroline Lawrence and the power of sadness – or, Virgil for reluctant readers

This lecture from Dr Helen Lovatt focuses on This lecture focuses on Lawrence’s adventurous choices in adapting the Aeneid for young readers. Part of the Popular Culture Lecture Series.

Tags: children, classics, Department of classics, family, Greek, Helen Lovatt, lieterature, mythology, poetry, pop culture, popular culture, Popular Culture Lecture Series